The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-31
CONDENSER TgLscRAMs.


Right Rev. Bishop Dweneer, Of the
CATHOLIC dioceae Of Fort Wayne, Is alarm.
ingly, i'll. e, a. .535iig{ g, g;s5 7la
tits announced that United States troops
will move on Sword Bearers camp to-day
or Tomorrow. = n 4 {s5,
Gen. Thomas ETing will take part in
the Ohio campaigu.9 He will speak at
Kent tonight. fi5 r II s
The Schooner Marie Victoria, Of Quebec,
sank at Sand Point on Sunday and ali
hands were lost. t,ggi
A Land League organization has r.
wardad ten Thousand doilats to the anti.
coercion fund in Ireland. Es5 d,
At a Knights Of Labor meeting in New
York Saturday night. oymprthy for the
condemned Anarchis!s was expressed.
The New York printers' strike commit.
tee ha1 decided that the men may 90
baek to work onthe beat tsrms they can
make. = ~ q Is
y William Ga6ney and Samuel CANADIAN
were sillsd at Paris, ILL.,, yesterday morn.
ing in a gravel pit by the bank ceving in
on them. II 4, 4. /, I'll II
Two moro deaths by cholera arc report
ed on the quarantined vessel Britannia,
in Kew York harbor. Two now osses are
reported. 2sE y n 4. .5 81 a
s "A statue Of Lief E,icksoa, the Icslsndic
explorer, wau unveiled In Boaton Satur.
day. Erickson ia believed to be the real
dis;overer Of this continent. gi IS
The threatened conflict between the
OWL aud military forces st the Round Val.
ley (Oaliiornial reservation has heen
avelled. The troops have hssa withdrawn.
Harold NJ. sewall, u. s. Oonsul to the
Samoan lslards, threstsna to resign unless
the administration supports him in what
he did during the late difficulties on the
islands. aiis Z ! Z. at,
John Snyder, the fcmoHs assaser iYon
Insomnia, Of Mill Grove, indiana, ia re-.
ported 10 the in a dying condition. He
haa not slept for three years, and his case
has puzzled all the physiciana. 4.G7''l;; M;
George H. .Thosbe, the contestant for
Mr.. Carlisls's sea! iu Congress-, hao, BY his
attorney, filed his brief. It asserts that
Thosbe was elected by GOO mrjority,
Frsuc BY Carlisle's friends Is alleged. &,
At q meeting Of the Chicago Coal Ex.
change Saturday conmInicatian IRON
the Anthracite Goal Association was read
announcing that prices had been advanced
twen' y.hve cents per ton for the month Of
November S!:is, & Is So 9Ss5slSs,ssgi.a!2 z rs
Qnarsntine I Commissioner Plat has
written a letter to Secretary Fairchild ssk.
ing him to fx iats and place for con.
terence on the subject OF turning back
from tho port of New: York any vessel
from cholera infected districts, II S,$;I
Mr.. Chamberlain ls cn-route to Wash.
iugton. He Is accompanied by two Eng.
lish detectives. At New York he will be
joined by two American Becret.aeryice
men, who are familiar with all the promi-
nent agents Of the Olan.ns.G Gaol. 55f
Some one took q barrel Of whisky to a
negro camp meeting, nenr Brighton, 8. O.,
Thursday, and q number OF men got
drunk and disturbed the religious exer-
cises. 1n;an attempt to- keep order Elder
Jackaon was killed and ak fatally in.
jured. isi 4 s.
"A ST. Paul pnper publishes a statement
showing the total wheat crop Of Minnesota
and Dakota to be- about 30.0O0OOO bush-
els. This ia the first report Of the actual
yield, made up from complete reports from
every. wheat growing county In the State
and Territory, :.5 .;;;5 I
Mrs. Wechlor, vile Of Joseph Wechler,
a leading dry goods merchant Of Brooklyn,
WINS fatally injured Saturday by, the e1.
ploaion OF an internal machine which was
Left az her. house by a young man in the
eaib OF a telegraph messenger boy. The
motive tor the dsstardly deed ! iu not
known, {. y III
5 Pete McDartney, the notorious counter.
feitsr, was released from the Northern
Indiana Penitentisry} Saturday, having
served o fifteen years sentence. He was
Immediately rearrestsd ct the gate, and
will be tried for crimes comnittGd pre-.
vious to that ior which lie was convicted
fifteen years sgo. +: .Ess.s VS.
A drunken sailor got into the roadway
Of the land span Of the Brooklyn bridge
yesterday morning. He fell through ant
was found dead in the yard at the foot o
the tower. q ,Tha body was covered with
blood and dust, and IL Is thought every
bone wse broken. The body was removed
to the bridge station. 7: I. s.
The story that President Cleveland re-
quested Lord Salisbury to cancel the an
pointmcnt Of Mr. Chamberlain to repro
neht England in the ii,hesies negotiation
Is denied, The Prcoideat assures Englan,
that Chamberlain will receive cordia
welcome ;as Washington despite stack
| mpAe r1ron him hv tinter erpnted nartiaa ~ I